Financial Management номууд

101 Ways to Pick Stock Market Winners

Зохиолч: Clem Chambers

Он: 2011

Хэмжээ: 1.6 Mb

Хуудас: 288

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1. Introduction
2. Golden Rule No. 1: Diversify
3. WAYS 1-4: Internet chat rooms (discussion forums/bulletin boards)
1. Way 1: Silence is golden
2. Way 2: Madness is badness Way
3. 3: ‘Due dil’
4. Way 4: Locate minnows
4. WAYS 5-25: Stock charts and technical trading
1. Way 5: Good horses on steady courses
2. Way 6: Dud IPOs
3. Way 7: The return of the dud IPO
4. Way 8: Volatility: going nowhere fast
5. Way 9: Dead cat bounces
6. Way 10: Buy the Bull
5. Golden rule No. 2: Know the general market trend
1. Way 11: Sell a Bear
2. Way 12: Selling a Bull, selling a bubble
3. Way 13: Buying a Bear, buying a crash
4. Way 14: Investing in the Bull, trading in the Bear—buying the dips
5. Way 15: Investing in the Bear, trading in the Bull—selling the rallies
6. Way 16: Flat-lining companies: dead or in a coma?
7. Way 17: Volume rises
8. Way 18: Buying BS when the Bull rules
9. Way 19: Boxing clever
10. Way 20: Rockets. Ladles of money
6. Golden Rule No. 3: Risk = reward
1. Way 21: Half way or whole way
2. Way 22: Long-term levels
3. Way 23: Broken mountain
4. Way 24: The Big U
5. Way 25: The Big W
7. WAYS 26-50: Common sense ways to pick stocks
1. Way 26: Know your company
2. Way 27: Know your company’s product
3. Way 28: Get to know the company’s industry
4. Way 29: Read the specialist press
5. Way 30: Call up the FD and say Hello.’
6. Way 31: What is hot in the States
7. Way 32: What is hot in Japan
8. Way 33: The market has crystal balls
9. Way 34: Taxi ads
10. Way 35: The curse of the shirt deal
11. Way 36: Buy to the sound of cannons
12. Way 37: Accounting irregularity
13. Way 38: Death of a salesman
14. Way 39: Portfolio: diversify or die
15. Way 40: From the mouths of babes and sucklings
16. Way 41: Not for sale
17. Way 42: Making an offer that can’t be refused
18. Way 43: Invest in the obvious
19. Way 44: Listen to our lords and masters
20. Way 45: Takeovers
21. Way 46: Takeovers: selling the buyers
22. Way 47: Know the long-term
23. Way 48: Know your risk
24. Way 49: Beaten up brands
25. Way 50: Negative Equity
8. Golden rule No. 4: A pinch of salt required
9. WAYS 51-52: Tracker funds: simple exposure
1. Way 51: Exchange Traded Funds. Buy a FTSE tracker
2. Way 52: Commodity ETFs. You really want to buy commodities, you really, really want to?
10. WAYS 53-60: Let the computer do the work
1. Way 53: P/E, the basic cheap or not cheap indicator
2. Way 54: Sales have value—high sales to market capitalisation
3. Way 55: Get over techno-fear. Let the robot sort you out
4. Way 56: Sectors
5. Way 57: Cash in the bank
6. Way 58: PEG, unleashed
7. Way 59: Dividends: cheques don’t lie; except on the door mat
8. Way 60: The big downer—50% down from the high or more
11. WAYS 61-64: Rules of thumb
1. Way 61: Don’t play with political footballs
2. Way 62: Unhappy families
3. Way 63: Old friends
4. Way 64: Don’t buy the top
12. WAYS 65-69: Gold
1. Way 65: Let’s not get physical: Gold ETF
2. Way 66: Buy a gold producer
3. Way 67: Buy the 49ers
4. Way 68: Gold has a silver lining
5. Way 69: Don’t buy the gold mine, buy the spade maker
13. WAYS 70-83: What’s up doc?
1. Way 70: Sell tips
2. Way 71: When it hits the mainstream, it’s over
14. Golden rule No. 5: Get rich slow, get poor quick
1. Way 72: Think long-term, very long-term
2. Way 73: Read through
3. Way 74: Contrarian: if you want a friend buy a dog
4. Way 75: Momentum: catch a rising star
5. Way 76: New brooms
6. Way 77: New brooms and ‘kitchen sinking’
7. Way 78: Check the website
8. Way 79: Every dark hurricane cloud has a silver lining
9. Way 80: Buy rumour, sell fact
10. Way 81: Browse and research
11. Way 82: Look for history repeating itself
12. Way 83: Long-term earnings growth
15. WAYS 84-89: What’s up officially doc?
1. Way 84: Directors’ buys
2. Way 85: Management competence: throwing parties in breweries
3. Way 86: RNS alert
4. Way 87: ‘The next big thing’
5. Way 88: Mad management
6. Way 89: Profit warnings
16. WAYS 90-91: Oil
1. Way 90: Buy an oil producer
2. Way 91: Those darn wildcatters
17. WAYS 92-101: Vorsprung durch technik
18. Way 92: Trading costs; the less the better
19. Way 93: Sell in May and go away. Summer holidays at work
20. Way 94: The Santa Effect
21. Way 95: Close of day auction
22. Way 96: No news but it’s moving
23. Way 97: Big gains
24. Way 98: Breakouts
25. Way 99: Constant gainers
26. Way 100: Re-examine your portfolio
27. Way 101: Use all available tools

Bitcoin for the Befuddled

Зохиолч: Conrad Barski & Chris Wilmer

Он: 2015

Хэмжээ: 25.2 Mb

Хуудас: 311

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1. PREFACE
2. Acknowledgments
3. Chapter 1: WHAT IS BITCOIN?
1. Why Bitcoin Now?
2. The Benefits of Using Bitcoin
3. The Complexity and Confusion of Bitcoin
4. What’s in This Book?
4. Chapter 2: BITCOIN BASICS
1. How Bitcoin Works in Simple Terms
2. Bitcoin Units
3. The Bitcoin Address
4. The Private Key
5. The Bitcoin Wallet
1. Creating Your First Bitcoin Wallet with Electrum
2. Acquiring Bitcoins in Your Wallet
3. Spending Bitcoins with Your Wallet
4. Bitcoin Addresses Generated by Your Bitcoin Wallet Program
6. The Blockchain
1. The Blockchain Lottery
2. Blockchain Forking
3. Transaction Confirmations, Double Spending, and Irreversibility
7. Mining Bitcoins
8. The Complexity of the Bitcoin System
5. Chapter 3: STORING YOUR BITCOINS SAFELY, SECURELY, AND CONVENIENTLY
1. Storing Your Private Key(s)
2. Hot Storage vs. Cold Storage
3. Personal vs. Hosted Wallets
4. Safety, Security, and Convenience
5. Storing Small Amounts of Bitcoins
1. Online Hosted Wallet Services
2. Online Personal Wallet Services
3. Personal Hot Wallet
6. Storing Large Amounts of Bitcoins
1. Paper Wallets
2. Encrypted Paper Wallets
3. Offline Transaction Signing
4. Fragmented Private Keys and Multi-Signature Addresses
7. Special Mention: The Bitcoin Hardware Wallet
8. Special Mention: The Bitcoin Brain Wallet
9. Choosing the Storage Method That’s Right for You
6. Chapter 4: BUYING BITCOINS
1. Why Not Just Mine Bitcoins?
2. Ways to Buy Bitcoins
3. Buying Bitcoins the Easy Way
1. Authentication Factors
2. The Hassle of Converting Dollars (or Other Currencies) into Bitcoins
3. Buying Bitcoins with Coinbase
4. Buying Bitcoins the Efficient Way
1. Buying Bitcoins from a Currency Exchange
5. Buying Bitcoins the Fun and Futuristic Way
1. Step 1: Finding Someone to Buy From
2. Step 2: Deciding on a Meeting Place
3. Step 3: Handing Over the Money and Getting Your Bitcoins
4. Satoshi Square
6. Still Don’t See a Buying Option That Works for You?
7. Chapter 5: LOST AT SEA: A CRYPTOGRAPHIC ADVENTURE
8. Chapter 6: WHY BITCOIN IS A BIG DEAL
1. A Brief History of Digital Currencies
1. The Dawn of Bitcoin
2. Bitcoin’s First Four Years
3. Bitcoin’s Early Impact
2. The Future Potential of Bitcoin
1. What Are the Existential Risks to Bitcoin?
2. What Role Might Bitcoin Play in the Future?
3. The Dangers of Decentralized Digital Money
9. Chapter 7: The Cryptography Behind Bitcoin
1. A Brief Cryptography Overview
1. One-Way Functions
2. Cryptographic Hash Functions Verify Information
3. Public Key Cryptography
4. Digital Signatures
5. Using Digital Signatures
2. Why Bitcoin Needs Cryptography
1. Authorizing Transactions with Digital Signatures
2. Verifying the Validity of the Transaction History
3. Proof-of-Work in Bitcoin Mining
4. Extra Protection for Bitcoin Private Keys
3. Cryptographic Methods Used in Bitcoin
1. Cryptographic Hash Functions: SHA256 and RIPEMD160
4. Crowley and the Unfortunate Jelly-Filled Donut Incident
1. Moving Around on a Line
2. Elliptic Curve Digital Signature Algorithm (ECDSA)
3. Signing a Bitcoin Transaction Using ECDSA
5. The Security of Bitcoin’s Cryptography
6. Pseudocode for Elliptic Point Summation and Point Multiplication
10. Chapter 8: BITCOIN MINING
1. Why Is Bitcoin Mining Needed?
1. A Parable of Two Generals
2. Applying the Parable to Bitcoin
3. Preventing Attacks with Mining
4. Distributing New Currency with Mining
2. How Does Bitcoin Mining Work?
1. How Miners Solve a Block
2. Anatomy of a Block
3. Pooled Mining
3. Bitcoin Mining for Profit
4. Theoretical Hash Rate Limits
5. Decentralization in Bitcoin Mining
11. 8.5 THE STRANGE WORLD OF ALTCOINS
12. Chapter 9: UNDERSTANDING THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF BITCOIN WALLETS
1. Wallet Software Design Fundamentals
1. Offline vs. Online Transaction Signing
2. Random Key Generation vs. Deterministic Key Generation (vs. Single Key Generation)
3. Full vs. Simplified Payment Verification
2. Other Common (and Not So Common) Bitcoin Wallet Features
3. Future Wallets
4. Which Wallet Is Right for You?
5. Additional Wallet Considerations
13. Chapter 10: BITCOIN 2030
1. What Will a Bitcoin Be Worth in 2030?
2. Bitcoin Mining in 2030
3. A Day in the Life of a Bitcoiner in 2030
4. The Bitcoin End Game
14. Appendix A: HELLO MONEY! A SIMPLE JAVASCRIPT PROGRAM
1. The Meaning of “Easy”
2. Three Ways to Write Bitcoin Software
3. General Security Notes on Bitcoin Programming
4. Some Upbeat Notes on Bitcoin Security
5. Writing Your First Bitcoin Program in JavaScript
1. Why Use JavaScript?
2. Bitcoin Core vs. Bitcoind
6. Preparing Your Machine for JavaScript Bitcoin Programming
1. Installing Node.js
2. Installing node-bitcoin
3. Starting Bitcoin Core
4. For Mac Hackers
5. For Linux Folks
7. Hello Money!
1. Part 1: Initializing the Connection with Bitcoin Core
2. Part 2: The Main Loop
3. The Bitcoin Core JSON-RPC API
8. Running the Hello Money! App
9. Limitations of Writing Bitcoin Programs That Use JSON-RPC
15. Appendix B:BITCOIN PROGRAMMING WITH BITCOINJ
16. The Best Programming Language for Connecting to the Bitcoin Network
17. Installing Java, Maven, and the BitcoinJ Library
1. Step 1: Installing Java
2. Step 2: Installing Maven
3. Step 3: Installing Git
4. Step 4: Installing BitcoinJ
18. Creating a Starter Project for hello-money
19. Writing the Code for hello-money
1. Declarations at the Top of the Program
2. Initializing Our Java Objects
3. Connecting to the Bitcoin Network
4. Listening for New Money
20. Running and Testing the hello-money Java Program
21. Bye-Bye Money
1. Importing a Private Key
2. Sending the Money
3. Ensuring the Money Transmission
4. Running bye-bye-money
22. Gotchas When Using Wallets in BitcoinJ
23. Conclusion
24. INDEX

Bitcoin Step by Step

Зохиолч: Michael Caughey

Он: 2012

Хэмжээ: 1.22 Mb

Хуудас: 76

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1. Introduction
2. What Is A Bitcoin?
3. Bitcoin Storage
4. Bitcoin Exchange
5. Funding Your Market Account
6. Extracting Funds to Government Backed Currency
7. Bitcoin Transactions
8. Other Transaction Types
9. Bitcoins in Action
10. Earning Bitcoins
11. Bitcoin Underbelly
12. Appendix A: Other Resources
13. Appendix B: Bibliography

How the Stock Market Works

Гарчиг: A Beginner's Guide to Investment

Зохиолч: Michael Becket

Он: 2014

Хэмжээ: 1.95 Mb

Хуудас: 183

Хэвлэл: 5 дахь

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1. How this book can help
2. Acknowledgements
3. What and why are shares?
1. Quoted shares
2. Returns
3. Stock markets
4. What are bonds and gilts?
1. Bonds
2. Preference shares
3. Convertibles
4. Gilts
5. The complicated world of derivatives
1. Pooled investments
2. Other derivatives
6. Foreign shares
7. How to pick a share
1. Strategy
2. The economy
3. Picking shares
8. Tricks of the professionals
1. Fundamental analysis
2. Technical analysis
9. Where to find advice and information
1. Advice
2. Information
3. Indices
4. Online
5. Company accounts
6. Using the accounts
7. Other information from companies
8. Other sources
9. Complaints
10. What does it take to deal in shares?
1. Investment clubs
2. Costs
11. How to trade in shares
1. How to buy and sell shares
2. Using intermediaries
3. Trading
4. Stock markets
5. Other markets
12. When to deal in shares
1. Charts
2. Technical tools
3. Sentiment indicators
4. Other indicators
5. Selling
13. Consequences of being a shareholder
1. Information
2. Annual general meeting
3. Extraordinary general meeting
4. Consultation
5. Dividends
6. Scrip issues
7. Rights issues
8. Nominee accounts
9. Regulated markets
10. Codes of conduct
11. Takeovers
12. Insolvency
14. Tax
1. Dividends
2. Capital profits
3. Employee share schemes
4. Tax incentives to risk
5. ISAs
6. SIPPs
7. Tax rates
15. Glossary
16. Index

How To Retire Early

Гарчиг: Your Guide to Getting Rich Slowly and Retiring on Less

Зохиолч: Robert Charlton & Robin Charlton

Он: 2013

Хэмжээ: 3.07 Mb

Хуудас: 272

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1. Introduction
2. Chapter 1. Getting Started
3. Chapter 2. The Specifics: How We Retired Early
4. Chapter 3. More Specifics: Life After Retirement
5. Chapter 4. Your Roadmap to Early Retirement
6. Chapter 5. Invest in Yourself First
7. Chapter 6. Get Out of Debt
8. Chapter 7. Start Saving Early
9. Chapter 8. Determine Your Retirement Income Needs
10. Chapter 9. Calculate Your Nest Egg
11. Chapter 10. Make a Long-Term Investment Plan
12. Chapter 11. Invest Regularly in Index Funds
13. Chapter 12. Take Advantage of 401(k)s and IRAs
14. Chapter 13. Live Below Your Means
15. Chapter 14. Keep Home and Car Expenses Low
16. Chapter 15. Keep Your Life Portfolio Balanced
17. Chapter 16. Health Care in Retirement
18. Chapter 17. Extended Travel in Retirement
19. Appendix A. Detailed Salary and Investment Information
20. Appendix B. Creating Your Own Investment Spreadsheet

I Will Teach You to Be Rich

Зохиолч: Ramit Sethi

Он: 2009

Хэмжээ: 3.02 Mb

Хуудас: 313

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1. INTRODUCTION Would You Rather Be Sexy or Rich?
2. CHAPTER 1 Optimize Your Credit Cards
3. CHAPTER 2 Beat the Banks
4. CHAPTER 3 Get Ready to Invest
5. CHAPTER 4 Conscious Spending
6. CHAPTER 5 Save While Sleeping
7. CHAPTER 6 The Myth of Financial Expertise
8. CHAPTER 7 Investing Isn’t Only for Rich People
9. CHAPTER 8 Easy Maintenance
10. CHAPTER 9 A Rich Life
11. Index

Money - Master the Game

Гарчиг: 7 Simple Steps to Financial Freedom

Зохиолч: Tony Robbins

Он: 2014

Хэмжээ: 6.25 Mb

Хуудас: 714

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1. Epigraph
2. Foreword by Elliot Weissbluth, founder and CEO of HighTower
3. Introduction by Marc Benioff, founder and CEO of Salesforce.com
4. SECTION 1 WELCOME TO THE JUNGLE: THE JOURNEY BEGINS WITH THIS FIRST STEP
1. Chapter 1.1: It’s Your Money! It’s Your Life! Take Control
2. Chapter 1.2: The 7 Simple Steps to Financial Freedom: Create an Income for Life
3. Chapter 1.3: Tap the Power: Make the Most Important Financial Decision of Your Life
4. Chapter 1.4: Money Mastery: It’s Time to Break Through
5. SECTION 2 BECOME THE INSIDER: KNOW THE RULES BEFORE YOU GET IN THE GAME
1. Chapter 2.0: Break Free: Shattering the 9 Financial Myths
2. Chapter 2.1: Myth 1: The $13T Lie: “Invest with Us. We’ll Beat the Market!”
3. Chapter 2.2: Myth 2: “Our Fees? They’re a Small Price to Pay!”
4. Chapter 2.3: Myth 3: “Our Returns? What You See Is What You Get”
5. Chapter 2.4: Myth 4: “I’m Your Broker, and I’m Here to Help”
6. Chapter 2.5: Myth 5: “Your Retirement Is Just a 401(k) Away”
7. Chapter 2.6: Myth 6: Target-Date Funds: “Just Set It and Forget It”
8. Chapter 2.7: Myth 7: “I Hate Annuities, and You Should Too”
9. Chapter 2.8: Myth 8: “You Gotta Take Huge Risks to Get Big Rewards!”
10. Chapter 2.9: Myth 9: “The Lies We Tell Ourselves”
6. SECTION 3 WHAT’S THE PRICE OF YOUR DREAMS? MAKE THE GAME WINNABLE
1. Chapter 3.1: What’s the Price of Your Dreams?: Make the Game Winnable
2. Chapter 3.2: What’s Your Plan?
3. Chapter 3.3: Speed It Up: 1. Save More and Invest the Difference
4. Chapter 3.4: Speed It Up: 2. Earn More and Invest the Difference
5. Chapter 3.5: Speed It Up: 3. Reduce Fees and Taxes (and Invest the Difference)
6. Chapter 3.6: Speed It Up: 4. Get Better Returns and Speed Your Way to Victory
7. Chapter 3.7: Speed It Up: 5. Change Your Life—and Lifestyle—for the Better
7. SECTION 4 MAKE THE MOST IMPORTANT INVESTMENT DECISION OF YOUR LIFE
1. Chapter 4.1: The Ultimate Bucket List: Asset Allocation
2. Chapter 4.2: Playing to Win: The Risk/Growth Bucket
3. Chapter 4.3: The Dream Bucket
4. Chapter 4.4: Timing Is Everything?
8. SECTION 5 UPSIDE WITHOUT THE DOWNSIDE: CREATE A LIFETIME INCOME PLAN
1. Chapter 5.1: Invincible, Unsinkable, Unconquerable: The All Seasons Strategy
2. Chapter 5.2: It’s Time to Thrive: Storm-Proof Returns and Unrivaled Results
3. Chapter 5.3: Freedom: Creating Your Lifetime Income Plan
4. Chapter 5.4: Time to Win: Your Income Is the Outcome
5. Chapter 5.5: Secrets of the Ultrawealthy (That You Can Use Too!)
9. SECTION 6 INVEST LIKE THE .001%: THE BILLIONAIRE’S PLAYBOOK
1. Chapter 6.0: Meet the Masters
2. Chapter 6.1: Carl Icahn: Master of the Universe
3. Chapter 6.2: David Swensen: A $23.9 Billion Labor of Love
4. Chapter 6.3: John C. Bogle: The Vanguard of Investing
5. Chapter 6.4: Warren Buffett: The Oracle of Omaha
6. Chapter 6.5: Paul Tudor Jones: A Modern-Day Robin Hood
7. Chapter 6.6: Ray Dalio: A Man for All Seasons
8. Chapter 6.7: Mary Callahan Erdoes: The Trillion-Dollar Woman
9. Chapter 6.8: T. Boone Pickens: Made to Be Rich, Made to Give
10. Chapter 6.9: Kyle Bass: The Master of Risk
11. Chapter 6.10: Marc Faber: The Billionaire They Call Dr. Doom
12. Chapter 6.11: Charles Schwab: Talking to Chuck, the People’s Broker
13. Chapter 6.12: Sir John Templeton: The Greatest Investor of the 20th Century?
10. SECTION 7 JUST DO IT, ENJOY IT, AND SHARE IT!
1. Chapter 7.1: The Future Is Brighter Than You Think
2. Chapter 7.2: The Wealth of Passion
3. Chapter 7.3: The Final Secret
11. 7 Simple Steps: Your Checklist for Success
12. Acknowledgments
13. Anthony Robbins Companies
14. About the Author
15. A Note on Sources
16. Index
17. Permissions

Stock Market Investing 

Гарчиг: The Neatest Little Guide to

Зохиолч: Jason Kelly

Он: 2010

Хэмжээ: 2.76 Mb

Хуудас: 351

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1. A PLUME BOOK
2. Title Page
3. Copyright Page
4. Acknowledgements
5. Foreword
6. Chapter 1 - Speak the Language of Stocks
7. Chapter 2 - How the Masters Tell Us to Invest
8. Chapter 3 - How History Tells Us to Invest
9. Chapter 4 - Permanent Portfolios
10. Chapter 5 - Get Ready to Invest
11. Chapter 6 - Research to Riches
12. Chapter 7 - This Book’s Strategy
13. Chapter 8 - Bon Voyage
14. Appendix 1: - What You Should Retain from This Book
15. Appendix 2: - A Sampling of Exchange-Traded Funds
16. Appendix 3: - Value Averaging the S&P SmallCap 600
17. Index

Accounting

Гарчиг: Tools for Business Decision Making 

Зохиолч: Paul D. Kimmel, Jerry J. Weygandt & Donald E. Kieso

Он: 2011

Хэмжээ: 55 Mb

Хуудас: 1462

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1. Introduction to Financial Statements
2. A Further Look at Financial Statements
3. The Accounting Information System
4. Accrual Accounting Concepts
5. Merchandising Operations and the Multiple-Step Income Statement
6. Reporting and Analyzing Inventory
7. Fraud, Internal Control, and Cash
8. Reporting and Analyzing Receivables
9. Reporting and Analyzing Long-Lived Assets
10. Reporting and Analyzing Liabilities
11. Reporting and Analyzing Stockholders’ Equity
12. Statement of Cash Flows
13. Financial Analysis: The Big Picture
14. Managerial Accounting
15. Job Order Costing
16. Process Costing
17. Activity-Based Costing
18. Cost-Volume-Profit
19. Cost-Volume-Profit Analysis: Additional Issues
20. Budgetary Planning
21. Budgetary Control and Responsibility Accounting
22. Standard Costs and Balanced Scorecard
23. Incremental Analysis and Capital Budgeting
24. APPENDICES
1. Specimen Financial Statements: Tootsie Roll Industries, Inc.
2. Specimen Financial Statements: The Hershey Company
3. Specimen Financial Statements: Zetar plc
4. Time Value of Money
5. Reporting and Analyzing Investments
6. Payroll Accounting
7. Subsidiary Ledgers and Special Journals
8. Accounting for Partnerships
9. Accounting for Sole Proprietorships

Bitcoin & Cryptocurrency Technologies

Гарчиг: 7 Books in 1

Зохиолч: Boris Weiser

Он: 2021

Хэмжээ: 9.46 Mb

Хуудас: 532

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1. Book 1
1. Should you read this book?
2. Introduction
3. Chapter 1 How Blockchain is connected to Bitcoin
4. Chapter 2 A brief history of finance
5. Chapter 3 Bitcoin fundamentals
6. Chapter 4 The Publication of Whitepaper
7. Chapter 5 The Author of the Bitcoin Whitepaper
8. Chapter 6 The Distributed Ledger System
9. Chapter 7 Who are the Bitcoin Miners
10. Chapter 8 How Bitcoins are created
11. Chapter 9 How secured is the Blockchain
12. Chapter 10 Comprehending Business purposes
13. Chapter 11 Introduction to Blockchain Attributes
14. Chapter 12 Peer-to-peer network
15. Chapter 13 Understanding Hashing
16. Chapter 14 Cryptography Basics
17. Chapter 15 What is a Digital Signature
18. Chapter 16 Comprehending Logarithms
19. Chapter 17 Understanding Diffie-Hellman Key Exchange
20. Chapter 18 Elliptic Curve Cryptography
21. Chapter 19 How to Encode arbitrary data
22. Chapter 20 What is a Checksum
23. Chapter 21 Understanding Vanity Addresses
24. Chapter 22 Understanding the Double Spending problem
25. Chapter 23 What is the Great Ledger
26. Chapter 24 Comprehending the chain of Blocks
27. Chapter 25 Understanding Testnet and Faucets
28. Chapter 26 Segregated Witness
29. Chapter 27 Transaction malleability
30. Chapter 28 What is a Soft and Hard fork
31. Chapter 29 What is Lightning Network
2. Book 2
1. Chapter 1 The importance of cryptocurrency
2. Chapter 2 Defining Money aka Medium of Exchange
3. Chapter 3 Trusted third parties & Quantitative easing
4. Chapter 4 Double Spending Problem & Solution
5. Chapter 5 The revolution of Crypto & Digital Cash
6. Chapter 6 Centralization and decentralization.
7. Chapter 7 The rise of the Cypherpunks
8. Chapter 8 The MAN of the 21st Century!
9. Chapter 9 The Distributed Ledger System
10. Chapter 10 Transaction validation
11. Chapter 11 Bitcoin mining fundamentals
12. Chapter 12 Block reward process
13. Chapter 13 Block Validation process
14. Chapter 14 Transaction Fees
15. Chapter 15 Supply and demand
16. Chapter 16 Network Effects & BTM-s
17. Chapter 17 Market Manipulation & Price Predictions
18. Chapter 18 The best time to buy bitcoins!
19. Chapter 19 The worse time to buy bitcoins!
20. Chapter 20 Button line on buying bitcoins
21. Chapter 21 Why would you use Bitcoin?
22. Chapter 22 Bitcoin is dead
23. Chapter 23 Bitcoin is a scam
24. Chapter 24 Bitcoin is a bubble
25. Chapter 25 Bitcoin is a stock
26. Chapter 26 Bitcoin is a pyramid scheme
27. Chapter 27 Bitcoin Skills Described
3. Book 3
1. Chapter 1 Early timeline from Public Evidences
2. Chapter 2 Writing style of Satoshi
3. Chapter 3 Satoshi’s Cryptography Skillsets
4. Chapter 4 Satoshi’s Written Communication Skills
5. Chapter 5 Satoshi’s DOB
6. Chapter 6 Publishing the Bitcoin Software
7. Chapter 7 Satoshi’s identity
8. Chapter 8 Satoshi is an Individual
9. Chapter 9 Satoshi Candidates No1
10. Chapter 10 Satoshi Candidates No2
11. Chapter 11 Satoshi Candidates No3
12. Chapter 12 Satoshi Candidates No4
13. Chapter 13 Satoshi Candidates No5
14. Chapter 14 Satoshi Candidates No6
15. Chapter 15 Other Rumours, Assumptions and Theories
16. Chapter 16 How Can Satoshi Prove himself
17. Chapter 17 How did Satoshi left the project?
18. Chapter 18 Why did Satoshi vanish?
19. Chapter 19 Does it matter who Satoshi is?
20. Chapter 20 Will we ever meet Satoshi?
21. Chapter 21 Additional resources and references
4. Book 4
1. Chapter 1 What is a Cryptocurrency Wallet
2. Chapter 2 How Cryptocurrency Wallet works
3. Chapter 3 The Importance of Cryptocurrency Wallet
4. Chapter 4 Online Wallets aka Hot Wallets
5. Chapter 5 Paper Wallets
6. Chapter 6 Desktop Wallets
7. Chapter 7 Mobile Wallets
8. Chapter 8 Cold Wallets
9. Chapter 9 Tips to choose the right Wallet
10. Chapter 10 Blockchain Wallet Online Installation
11. Chapter 11 Blockchain Wallet Mobile Installation
12. Chapter 12 Coinbase Wallet Online Installation
13. Chapter 13 Coinbase Mobile wallet Installation
14. Chapter 14 JAXX Liberty desktop Wallet Installation
15. Chapter 15 JAXX mobile Wallet Installation
16. Chapter 16 Exodus Wallet
17. Chapter 17 TREZOR
18. Chapter 18 Trezor One Versus Trezor Model T
19. Chapter 19 How to setup the Trezor Model T
20. Chapter 20 How to setup KeepKey
21. Chapter 21 Ledger Nano
22. Chapter 22 How to setup Ledger Nano S
23. Chapter 23 How to setup the Ledger Nano X
24. Chapter 24 How to upgrade the Ledger Nano Firmware
25. Chapter 25 Additional Hardware wallets
26. Chapter 26 How many wallets should you have
27. Chapter 27 Wallet diversification: Scenario 1
28. Chapter 28 Wallet diversification: Scenario 2
29. Chapter 29 How to Buy and Transfer bitcoins on Hot and Cold Wallets
30. Chapter 30 Why you must own your private keys
31. Chapter 31 Hot Wallet Hacks
32. Chapter 32 How to avoid Hardware wallet scams
33. Chapter 33 Best Practices to Guard against MITM attacks
5. Book 5
1. Chapter 1 Defining Anonymity
2. Chapter 2 Why Privacy coins needed
3. Chapter 3 Cryptocurreny Basics
4. Chapter 4 How Privacy Coins Work
5. Chapter 5 ICO Insanity
6. Chapter 6 How to avoid being scammed
7. Chapter 7 Pump and dump
8. Chapter 8 Komodo
9. Chapter 9 DeepOnion
10. Chapter 10 Solaris
11. Chapter 11 Sumokoin
12. Chapter 12 Firo aka Zcoin
13. Chapter 13 AEON
14. Chapter 14 Bytecoin
15. Chapter 15 Navcoin
16. Chapter 16 PIVX
17. Chapter 17 DASH
18. Chapter 18 Zcash
19. Chapter 19 Monero
20. Chapter 20 Verge
21. Chapter 21 Beam
22. Chapter 22 Grin
23. Chapter 23 Particl
24. Chapter 24 Horizon / ZenCash
25. Chapter 25 Overview of Privacy Coins
26. Chapter 26 Privacy Coins No1 Privacy Based Coin
27. Chapter 27 Cryptocurrency regulations
28. Chapter 28 SEC
29. Chapter 29 CFTC
30. Chapter 30 FinCen
6. Book 6
1. Chapter 1 Portfolio Tools: Blockfolio
2. Chapter 2 Portfolio Tools: Messari
3. Chapter 3 Portfolio Tools: Altpocket
4. Chapter 4 Portfolio Tools: Delta
5. Chapter 5 Portfolio Tools: Cointracking
6. Chapter 6 Market Manipulation: Pump and Dump
7. Chapter 7 Market Manipulation: Order book spoofing
8. Chapter 8 Market Manipulation: Wash trading
9. Chapter 9 Market Manipulation: Stop loss hunting
10. Chapter 10 Market Manipulation: FUD
11. Chapter 11 Bitcoin Options: Option Theory
12. Chapter 12 Bitcoin Options: Option Strategies
13. Chapter 13 How to build options strategies on Deribit
14. Chapter 14 Extensive potential for Option markets
15. Chapter 15 Crypto Trader TAX tool
16. Chapter 16 Bear.Tax tool
17. Chapter 17 CoinTracking as a TAX Tool
18. Chapter 18 Koinly TAX Tool
19. Chapter 19 No trading formula
20. Chapter 20 Taking a loss – now what!
21. Chapter 21 Why you must place Stop losses
22. Chapter 22 Trading markets and Overtrading
23. Chapter 23 Analysis Paralysis
24. Chapter 24 Leverage
25. Chapter 25 Bad Broker Advice
26. Chapter 26 Choosing the wrong Exchange
27. Chapter 27 Overconfidence
28. Chapter 28 Market Activity & Initial Research
29. Chapter 29 Researching Technical Elements
30. Chapter 30 Double-check the Source
31. Chapter 31 Checking Upgrades and Roadmap
32. Chapter 32 Understanding Crypto Market Cycles
33. Chapter 33 Dynamics between Bitcoin and altcoins
34. Chapter 34 Comprehending Tokenomics
35. Chapter 35 Technical Indicators
36. Chapter 36 Exit Strategy
37. Chapter 37 Crypto Exchanges: Coinbase Pro
38. Chapter 38 Crypto Exchanges: Uniswap
39. Chapter 39 Crypto Exchanges: Binance
40. Chapter 40 Crypto Exchanges: FTX
41. Chapter 41 Leveraged Trading Basics
42. Chapter 42 BitMEX & BTC Futures
43. Chapter 43 Leverage Trading Strategies
44. Chapter 44 How Exchanges make money
45. Chapter 45 How to use leverage responsibly
7. Book 7
1. Chapter 1 dYdX: Margin Trading Features
2. Chapter 2 dYdX: Lending & Borrowing
3. Chapter 3 dYdX: Margin Trading Step-by-step
4. Chapter 4 dYdX: Spot Trading & Lending Step-by-step
5. Chapter 5 dYdX: Trading BOTs
6. Chapter 6 Introduction to Trading Bots
7. Chapter 7 Trading Bots: TradeSanta
8. Chapter 8 Trading Bots: Shrimpy
9. Chapter 9 Trading Bots: Gunbot
10. Chapter 10 Trading Bots: Crypto Hopper
11. Chapter 11 Trading Bots: 3commas
12. Chapter 12 Key metrics signals & Red flags
13. Chapter 13 Volume & Liquidity
14. Chapter 14 Project & Dev Activity
15. Chapter 15 Comprehending the Project
16. Chapter 16 Artificial Perception of Demand
17. Chapter 17 Crypto.com: Interest earning tool
18. Chapter 18 Crypto.com: VISA Card with Cash back
19. Chapter 19 Crypto.com: Trading tool
20. Chapter 20 100x Altcoin Research: Screening Process
21. Chapter 21 100x Altcoin Research: Trading Volume & Exchange activity
22. Chapter 22 100x Altcoin Research: Onchain Metrics
23. Chapter 23 100x Altcoin Research: Development Activity
24. Chapter 24 100x Altcoin Research: Project Uniqueness
25. Chapter 25 100x Altcoin Research: Adoption & Community Support
26. Chapter 26 Trading Tips: Option Moneyness
27. Chapter 27 Trading Tips: Put Call Ratio
28. Chapter 28 Trading Tips: Options Skew
29. Chapter 29 Trading Tips: Market Parameters
30. Chapter 30 Trading Tips: Options Expiry Dates
31. Chapter 31 Bullish Candlestick Patterns
32. Chapter 32 Bearish Candlestick Patterns
33. Chapter 33 Continuation Candlestick Patterns
34. Chapter 34 Trading Tips for Success
35. Chapter 35 What is Implied Volatility
36. Chapter 36 Why Implied Volatility is Important
37. Chapter 37 What is Implied Volatility Rank
38. Chapter 38 Trading Psychology: Gambler's Fallacy
39. Chapter 39 Trading Psychology: Confirmation Bias
40. Chapter 40 Trading Psychology: The law of Small Numbers
41. Chapter 41 Trading Psychology: The Survivorship Bias
42. Chapter 42 Trading Psychology: Correlation
43. Chapter 43 Trading Psychology: Hindsight Bias
44. Chapter 44 Trading Psychology: Recency & Attribution Bias
45. Chapter 45 Trading Psychology: Sung Cost Fallacy
46. Chapter 46 Trading Psychology: Winners & Losers
47. Chapter 47 Step by step checklist for a Trading Plan
48. Chapter 48 How to set up a Trade Order
8. Conclusion

Cryptoassets

Зохиолч: Chris Burniske & Jack Tatar

Он: 2018

Хэмжээ: 14 Mb

Хуудас: 406

Бүлгүүдийг ХАРАХ

1. Authors’ Note
2. Foreword by Brian Kelly
3. Acknowledgments
4. Introduction
5. Part I WHAT
1. Chapter 1 Bitcoin and the Financial Crisis of 2008
2. Chapter 2 The Basics of Bitcoin and Blockchain Technology
3. Chapter 3 “Blockchain, Not Bitcoin?”
4. Chapter 4 The Taxonomy of Cryptoassets
5. Chapter 5 Cryptocommodities and Cryptotokens
6. Part II WHY
1. Chapter 6 The Importance of Portfolio Management and Alternative Assets
2. Chapter 7 The Most Compelling Alternative Asset of the Twenty-First Century
3. Chapter 8 Defining Cryptoassets as a New Asset Class
4. Chapter 9 The Evolution of Cryptoasset Market Behavior
5. Chapter 10 The Speculation of Crowds and “This Time Is Different” Thinking
6. Chapter 11 “It’s Just a Ponzi Scheme, Isn’t It?”
7. Part III HOW
1. Chapter 12 Fundamental Analysis and a Valuation Framework for Cryptoassets
2. Chapter 13 Operating Health of Cryptoasset Networks and Technical Analysis
3. Chapter 14 Investing Directly in Cryptoassets: Mining, Exchanges, and Wallets
4. Chapter 15 “Where’s the Bitcoin ETF?”
5. Chapter 16 The Wild World of ICOs
6. Chapter 17 Preparing Current Portfolios for Blockchain Disruption
7. Chapter 18 The Future of Investing Is Here
8. Chris and Jack’s Go-to Crypto Resources
9. Notes
10. Index

Financial Management

Зохиолч: Jae K. Shim & Joel G. Siegel

Он: 1998

Хэмжээ: 11.3 Mb

Хуудас: 517

Хэвлэл: 2 дахь

Бүлгүүдийг ХАРАХ

1. Chapter 1 Introduction
1. The Goals of Managerial Finance
2. The Role of Financial Managers
3. Agency Problems
4. Financial Decisions and Risk-Return Trade-Off
5. Basic Forms of Business Organization
6. The Financial Institutions and Markets
7. Corporate Tax Structure
2. Chapter 2 Financial Analysis
1. The Scope and Purpose of Financial Analysis
2. Financial Statement Analysis
3. Horizontal Analysis
4. Vertical Analysis
5. Ratio Analysis
6. Summary and Limitations of Ratio Analysis
7. Cash Basis of Preparing the Statement of Changes in Financial Position
8. The Statement of Cash Flows
3. Chapter 3 Financial Forecasting, Planning, and Budgeting
1. Financial Forecasting
2. Percent-of-Sales Method of Financial Forecasting
3. The Budget, or Financial Plan
4. The Structure of the Budget
5. A Shortcut Approach to Formulating the Budget
6. Computer-Based Models for Financial Planning and Budgeting
4. Chapter 4 The Management of Working Capital
1. Managing Net Working Capital
2. Current Assets
3. Cash Management
4. Management of Accounts Receivable
5. Inventory Management
5. Chapter 5 Short-Term Financing
1. Introduction
2. Trade Credit
3. Bank Loans
4. Bankers Acceptance
5. Commercial Finance Company
6. Commercial Paper
7. Receivable Financing
8. Inventory Financing
9. Other Assets
6. Examination I: Chapters 1-5
7. Chapter 6 Time Value of Money
1. Introduction
2. Future Values–Compounding
3. Present Value–Discounting
4. Applications of Future Values and Present Values
8. Chapter 7 Risk, Return, and Valuation
1. Risk Defined
2. Portfolio Risk and Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM)
3. Bond and Stock Valuation
4. Determining Interest–Rate Risk
9. Chapter 8 Capital Budgeting (Including Leasing)
1. Capital Budgeting Decisions Defined
2. Measuring Cash Flows
3. Capital Budgeting Techniques
4. Mutually Exclusive Investments
5. The Modified Internal Rate of Return (MIRR)

Financial Analysis Using Excel

Зохиолч: Vijay Gupta

Он: 2002

Хэмжээ: 1.64 Mb

Хуудас: 254

Бүлгүүдийг ХАРАХ

1. Excel for Beginners
2. Charting in Excel
3. Excel - Beyond the Basics
4. Managing & Tabulating Data in Excel
5. Statistical Analysis with Excel
6. Financial Analysis using Excel

Principles of Economics

Зохиолч: Dominick Salvatore & Eugene Diulio

Он: 2003

Хэмжээ: 2.2 Mb

Хуудас: 159

Бүлгүүдийг ХАРАХ

1. Chapter 1 Introduction to Economics
2. Chapter 2 Demand, Supply, and Equilibrium
3. Chapter 3 Unemployment, Inflation, and National Income
4. Chapter 4 Consumption, Investment, Net Exports, and Government Expenditures
5. Chapter 5 Traditional Keynesian Approach to Equilibrium Output
6. Chapter 6 Fiscal Policy
7. Chapter 7 The Federal Reserve and Monetary Policy
8. Chapter 8 Monetary Policy and Fiscal Policy
9. Chapter 9 Economic Growth and Productivity
10. Chapter 10 International Trade and Finance
11. Chapter 11 Theory of Consumer Demand and Utility
12. Chapter 12 Production Costs
13. Chapter 13 Perfect Competition
14. Chapter 14 Monopoly
15. Chapter 15 Monopolistic Competition and Oligopoly
16. Chapter 16 Demand for Economic Resources
17. Chapter 17 Pricing of Wages, Rent, Interest, and Profits
18. Index

Financial Statements Demystified 

Гарчиг: Self Teaching Guide

Зохиолч:  Bonita K. Kramer & Christie W. Johnson

Он: 2009

Хэмжээ: 3.3 Mb

Хуудас: 305

Бүлгүүдийг ХАРАХ

1. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
2. INTRODUCTION
3. CHAPTER 1 Four Basic Financial Statements
4. CHAPTER 2 Basic Concepts
5. CHAPTER 3 The Income Statement
6. CHAPTER 4 The Balance Sheet: Classifi cations and Concepts
7. CHAPTER 5 The Balance Sheet: A Closer Examination
8. CHAPTER 6 Statement of Cash Flows
9. CHAPTER 7 Reading the Financial Statements: The Auditors’ Reports and Financial Statement Footnotes
10. CHAPTER 8 Analysis of Financial Statements
11. CHAPTER 9 Additional Issues
12. CHAPTER 10 Fraudulently Misstated Financial Statements
13. Final Exam
14. Answers to Quiz and Final Exam Questions
15. Index

Investments

Зохиолч: Bodie−Kane−Marcus

Он: 2003

Хэмжээ: 6.82 Mb

Хуудас: 923

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1. Front Matter
2. Preface
3. Walk Through
4. I. Introduction
1. The Investment Environment
2. Markets and Instruments
3. How Securities Are Traded
4. Mutual Funds and Other Investment Companies
5. History of Interest Rates and Risk Premiums
5. II. Portfolio Theory
1. Risk and Risk Aversion
2. Capital Allocation between the Risky Asset and the Risk−Free Asset
3. Optimal Risky Portfolio
6. III. Equilibrium In Capital Markets
1. The Capital Asset Pricing Model
2. Single−Index and Multifactor Models
3. Arbitrage Pricing Theory
4. Market Efficiency
5. Empirical Evidence on Security Returns
7. IV. Fixed−Income Securities
1. Bond Prices and Yields
2. The Term Structure of Interest Rates
3. Managing Bond Portfolios
8. V. Security Analysis
1. Macroeconomics and Industry Analysis
2. Equity and Valuation Models
3. Financial Statement Analysis
9. VI. Options, Futures, and Other Derivatives
1. Options Markets: Introduction
2. Option Valuation
3. Futures Markets
4. Futures and Swaps: A Closer Look
10. VII. Active Portfolio Management
1. Portfolio Performance Evaluation
2. International Diversification
3. The Process of Portfolio Management

Mastering Corporate Finance

Зохиолч: Stuart A. McCrary

Он: 2010

Хэмжээ: 3.14 Mb

Хуудас: 181

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1. Preface
2. Acknowledgments
3. CHAPTER 1 Time Value of Money Toolbox
1. Introduction
2. Cash Flows
3. Future Value
4. The Impact of Compounding Frequency on Future Value
5. Equivalent Interest Rate
6. Continuously Compounded Interest
7. Present Value
8. Formulas for Present Value and Future Value
9. Conclusion
10. Questions
4. CHAPTER 2 Statistics for Finance
1. Introduction
2. The Meaning of Mean or Average
3. Median as a Substitute for Mean
4. Standard Deviation Measures the Noise
5. Annualizing Variance and Standard Deviation Estimates
6. The Normal Curve Is a Probability Distribution
7. The Cumulative Density Function
8. Measures of Dependency
9. Measuring Covariance and Correlation
10. Calculating Statistics in Practice
11. Combining Normal Distributions
12. Conclusion
13. Questions
5. CHAPTER 3 Core Finance Theories and the Cost of Capital
1. Introduction
2. Risk Reduction from Diversification
3. Systematic versus Unsystematic Risk
4. The Market Portfolio
5. The Capital Asset Pricing Model
6. Using Beta to Determine the Required Return for a Stock
7. Other Factor Models
8. Cost of Debt
9. Weighted Average Cost of Capital
10. Modigliani and Miller
11. Patterns of Debt and Equity in Capital Structures
12. Conclusion
13. Questions
6. CHAPTER 4 Capital Budgeting Tools
1. Introduction
2. Three Ways to Evaluate Investments
3. Calculating Net Present Value
4. Net Present Value Example
5. Calculating Internal Rate of Return
6. Calculating Years to Payback
7. Financial Decision Making
8. The Annuity Formula
9. Valuing an Annuity with More Frequent Cash Flows
10. Using the Present Value Formula and the Annuity Formula to Value a Bond
11. Using the Annuity Formula to Value a Mortgage
12. NPV Using the Annuity Formula
13. Valuing a Perpetuity
14. Valuing a Growth Perpetuity
15. Introduction to Uncertainty
16. Conclusion
17. Questions
7. CHAPTER 5 Techniques for Handling Uncertainty
1. Introduction
2. Using Scenario Analysis
3. Using Monte Carlo Simulation
4. Uniform Random Numbers
5. Transforming Uniform Distributions
6. Adding and Multiplying Two Random Numbers
7. Using Random Numbers in Budget Analysis
8. Using Random Numbers in a Capital Budgeting Analysis
9. Conclusion
10. Questions
8. CHAPTER 6 Real Option Analysis of Capital Investments
1. Introduction
2. Why Study Options?
3. What Is a Real Option?
4. Types of Real Options
5. Methods for Valuing Real Options
6. Conclusion
7. Questions
9. APPENDIX: Day Counting for Interest Rate Calculations
1. Introduction
2. The 30/360 Method
3. The Actual/Actual Method
4. The Actual/360 Method
5. The Actual/365 Method
6. Example and Comparison of 30/360 and Actual/Actual
7. Impact of Day Counting over Longer Intervals
8. Calculating Calendar Intervals over Long Periods
9. A Note about Continuous Compounding
10. Conclusion
10. Questions and Answers
11. About the Author
12. Index

Quantitative Finance

Зохиолч: Paul Wilmott

Он: 2007

Хэмжээ: 5.53 Mb

Хуудас: 724

Хэвлэл: 2 дахь

Бүлгүүдийг ХАРАХ

1. Preface
2. Products and Markets: Equities, Commodities, Exchange Rates, Forwards and Futures
1. Introduction
2. Equities
1. Dividends
2. Stock splits
3. Commodities
4. Currencies
5. Indices
6. The time value of money
7. Fixed-income securities
8. Inflation-proof bonds
9. Forwards and futures
1. A first example of no arbitrage
10. More about futures
1. Commodity futures
2. FX futures
3. Index futures
11. Summary
3. Derivatives
1. Introduction
2. Options
3. Definition of common terms
4. Payoff diagrams
1. Other representations of value
5. Writing options
6. Margin
7. Market conventions
8. The value of the option before expiry
9. Factors affecting derivative prices
10. Speculation and gearing
11. Early exercise
12. Put-call parity
13. Binaries or digitals
14. Bull and bear spreads
15. Straddles and strangles
16. Risk reversal
17. Butterflies and condors
18. Calendar spreads
19. LEAPS and FLEX
20. Warrants
21. Convertible bonds
22. Over the counter options
23. Summary
4. The Binomial Model
1. Introduction
2. Equities can go down as well as up
3. The option value
4. Which part of our ‘model’ didn’t we need?
5. Why should this ‘theoretical price’ be the ‘market price’?
1. The role of expectations
6. How did I know to sell 1/2 of the stock for hedging?
1. The general formula for /_\
7. How does this change if interest rates are non-zero?
8. Is the stock itself correctly priced?
9. Complete markets
10. The real and risk-neutral worlds
1. Non-zero interest rates
11. And now using symbols
1. Average asset change
2. Standard deviation of asset price change
12. An equation for the value of an option
1. Hedging
2. No arbitrage
13. Where did the probability p go?
14. Counter-intuitive?
15. The binomial tree
16. The asset price distribution
17. Valuing back down the tree
18. Programming the binomial method
19. The greeks
20. Early exercise
21. The continuous-time limit
22. Summary
5. The Random Behavior of Assets
1. Introduction
2. The popular forms of ‘analysis’
3. Why we need a model for randomness: Jensen’s inequality
4. Similarities between equities, currencies, commodities and indices
5. Examining returns
6. Timescales
1. The drift
2. The volatility
7. Estimating volatility
8. The random walk on a spreadsheet
9. The Wiener process
10. The widely accepted model for equities, currencies, commodities and indices
11. Summary
6. Elementary Stochastic Calculus
1. Introduction
2. A motivating example
3. The Markov property
4. The martingale property
5. Quadratic variation
6. Brownian motion
7. Stochastic integration
8. Stochastic differential equations
9. The mean square limit
10. Functions of stochastic variables and Ito’s lemma
11. Interpretation of Ito’s lemma
12. Ito and Taylor
13. Ito in higher dimensions
14. Some pertinent examples
1. Brownian motion with drift
2. The lognormal random walk
3. A mean-reverting random walk
4. And another mean-reverting random walk
15. Summary
7. The Black–Scholes Model
1. Introduction
2. A very special portfolio
3. Elimination of risk: delta hedging
4. No arbitrage
5. The Black–Scholes equation
6. The Black–Scholes assumptions
7. Final conditions
8. Options on dividend-paying equities
9. Currency options
10. Commodity options
11. Expectations and Black–Scholes
12. Some other ways of deriving the Black–Scholes equation
1. The martingale approach
2. The binomial model
3. CAPM/utility
13. No arbitrage in the binomial, Black–Scholes and ‘other’ worlds
14. Forwards and futures
1. Forward contracts
15. Futures contracts
1. When interest rates are known, forward prices and futures prices are the same
16. Options on futures
17. Summary
8. Partial Differential Equations
1. Introduction
2. Putting the Black–Scholes equation into historical perspective
3. The meaning of the terms in the Black–Scholes equation
4. Boundary and initial/final conditions
5. Some solution methods
1. Transformation to constant coefficient diffusion equation
2. Green’s functions
3. Series solution
6. Similarity reductions
7. Other analytical techniques
8. Numerical solution
9. Summary
9. The Black–Scholes Formulæ and the ‘Greeks’
1. Introduction
2. Derivation of the formulæ for calls, puts and simple digitals
1. Formula for a call
2. Formula for a put
3. Formula for a binary call
4. Formula for a binary put
3. Delta
4. Gamma
5. Theta
6. Speed
7. Vega
8. Rho
9. Implied volatility
10. A classification of hedging types
1. Why hedge?
2. The two main classifications
3. Delta hedging
4. Gamma hedging
5. Vega hedging
6. Static hedging
7. Margin hedging
8. Crash (Platinum) hedging
11. Summary
10. Overview of Volatility Modeling
1. Introduction
2. The different types of volatility
1. Actual volatility
2. Historical or realized volatility
3. Implied volatility
4. Forward volatility
3. Volatility estimation by statistical means
1. The simplest volatility estimate: constant volatility/moving window
2. Incorporating mean reversion
3. Exponentially weighted moving average
4. A simple GARCH model
5. Expected future volatility
6. Beyond close-close estimators: range-based estimation of volatility
4. Maximum likelihood estimation
1. A simple motivating example: taxi numbers
2. Three hats
3. The math behind this: find the standard deviation
4. Quants’ salaries
5. Skews and smiles
1. Sensitivity of the straddle to skews and smiles
2. Sensitivity of the risk reversal to skews and smiles
6. Different approaches to modeling volatility
1. To calibrate or not?
2. Deterministic volatility surfaces
3. Stochastic volatility
4. Uncertain parameters
5. Static hedging
6. Stochastic volatility and mean-variance analysis
7. Asymptotic analysis of volatility 220 9.7 The choices of volatility models
7. Summary
11. How to Delta Hedge
1. Introduction
2. What if implied and actual volatilities are different?
3. Implied versus actual, delta hedging but using which volatility?
4. Case 1: Hedge with actual volatility, σ
5. Case 2: Hedge with implied volatility, σ
1. The expected profit after hedging using implied volatility
2. The variance of profit after hedging using implied volatility
6. Hedging with different volatilities
1. Actual volatility = Implied volatility
2. Actual volatility > Implied volatility
3. Actual volatility < Implied volatility
7. Pros and cons of hedging with each volatility
1. Hedging with actual volatility
2. Hedging with implied volatility
3. Hedging with another volatility
8. Portfolios when hedging with implied volatility
1. Expectation
2. Variance
3. Portfolio optimization possibilities
9. How does implied volatility behave?
1. Sticky strike
2. Sticky delta
3. Time-periodic behavior
10. Summary
12. An Introduction to Exotic and Path-dependent Options
1. Introduction
2. Option classification
3. Time dependence
4. Cashflows
5. Path dependence
1. Strong path dependence
2. Weak path dependence
6. Dimensionality
7. The order of an option
8. Embedded decisions
9. Classification tables
10. Examples of exotic options
1. Compounds and choosers
2. Range notes
3. Barrier options
4. Asian options
5. Lookback options
11. Summary of math/coding consequences
12. Summary
13. Multi-asset Options
1. Introduction
2. Multidimensional lognormal random walks
3. Measuring correlations
4. Options on many underlyings
5. The pricing formula for European non-path-dependent options on dividend-paying assets
6. Exchanging one asset for another: a similarity solution
7. Two examples
8. Realities of pricing basket options
1. Easy problems
2. Medium problems
3. Hard problems
9. Realities of hedging basket options
10. Correlation versus cointegration
11. Summary
14. Barrier Options
1. Introduction
2. Different types of barrier options
3. Pricing methodologies
1. Monte Carlo simulation
2. Partial differential equations
4. Pricing barriers in the partial differential equation framework
1. ‘Out’ barriers
2. ‘In’ barriers
5. Examples
1. Some more examples
6. Other features in barrier-style options
1. Early exercise
2. Repeated hitting of the barrier
3. Resetting of barrier
4. Outside barrier options
5. Soft barriers
6. Parisian options
7. Market practice: what volatility should I use?
8. Hedging barrier options
1. Slippage costs
9. Summary
15. Fixed-income Products and Analysis: Yield, Duration and Convexity
1. Introduction
2. Simple fixed-income contracts and features
1. The zero-coupon bond
2. The coupon-bearing bond
3. The money market account
4. Floating rate bonds
5. Forward rate agreements
6. Repos
7. STRIPS
8. Amortization
9. Call provision
3. International bond markets
1. United States of America
2. United Kingdom
3. Japan
4. Accrued interest
5. Day-count conventions
6. Continuously and discretely compounded interest
7. Measures of yield
1. Current yield
2. The yield to maturity (YTM) or internal rate of return (IRR)
8. The yield curve
9. Price/yield relationship
10. Duration
11. Convexity
12. An example
13. Hedging
14. Time-dependent interest rate
15. Discretely paid coupons
16. Forward rates and bootstrapping
1. Discrete data
2. On a spreadsheet
17. Interpolation
18. Summary
16. Swaps
1. Introduction
2. The vanilla interest rate swap
3. Comparative advantage
4. The swap curve
5. Relationship between swaps and bonds
6. Bootstrapping
7. Other features of swaps contracts
8. Other types of swap
1. Basis rate swap
2. Equity swaps
3. Currency swaps
9. Summary
17. One-factor Interest Rate Modeling
1. Introduction
2. Stochastic interest rates
3. The bond pricing equation for the general model
4. What is the market price of risk?
5. Interpreting the market price of risk, and risk neutrality
6. Named models
1. Vasicek
2. Cox, Ingersoll & Ross
3. Ho & Lee
4. Hull & White
7. Equity and FX forwards and futures when rates are stochastic
1. Forward contracts
8. Futures contracts
1. The convexity adjustment
9. Summary
18. Yield Curve Fitting
1. Introduction
2. Ho & Lee
3. The extended Vasicek model of Hull & White
4. Yield-curve fitting: For and against
1. For
2. Against
5. Other models
6. Summary
19. Interest Rate Derivatives
1. Introduction
2. Callable bonds
3. Bond options
1. Market practice
4. Caps and floors
1. Cap/floor parity
2. The relationship between a caplet and a bond option
3. Market practice
4. Collars
5. Step-up swaps, caps and floors
5. Range notes
6. Swaptions, captions and floortions
1. Market practice
7. Spread options
8. Index amortizing rate swaps
1. Other features in the index amortizing rate swap
9. Contracts with embedded decisions
10. Some examples
11. More interest rate derivatives...
12. Summary
20. The Heath, Jarrow & Morton and Brace, Gatarek & Musiela Models
1. Introduction
2. The forward rate equation
3. The spot rate process
1. The non-Markov nature of HJM
4. The market price of risk
5. Real and risk neutral
1. The relationship between the risk-neutral forward rate drift and volatility
6. Pricing derivatives
7. Simulations
8. Trees
9. The Musiela parameterization
10. Multi-factor HJM
11. Spreadsheet implementation
12. A simple one-factor example: Ho & Lee
13. Principal Component Analysis
1. The power method
14. Options on equities, etc.
15. Non-infinitesimal short rate
16. The Brace, Gatarek & Musiela model
17. Simulations
18. PVing the cashflows
19. Summary
21. Investment Lessons from Blackjack and Gambling
1. Introduction
2. The rules of blackjack
3. Beating the dealer
1. Summary of winning at blackjack
4. The distribution of profit in blackjack
5. The Kelly criterion
6. Can you win at roulette?
7. Horse race betting and no arbitrage
1. Setting the odds in a sporting game
2. The mathematics
8. Arbitrage
1. How best to profit from the opportunity?
9. How to bet
10. Summary
22. Portfolio Management
1. Introduction
2. Diversification
1. Uncorrelated assets
3. Modern portfolio theory
1. Including a risk-free investment
4. Where do I want to be on the efficient frontier?
5. Markowitz in practice
6. Capital Asset Pricing Model
1. The single-index model
2. Choosing the optimal portfolio
7. The multi-index model
8. Cointegration
9. Performance measurement
10. Summary
23. Value at Risk
1. Introduction
2. Definition of Value at Risk
3. VaR for a single asset
4. VaR for a portfolio
5. VaR for derivatives
1. The delta approximation
2. The delta/gamma approximation
3. Use of valuation models
4. Fixed-income portfolios
6. Simulations
1. Monte Carlo
2. Bootstrapping
7. Use of VaR as a performance measure
8. Introductory Extreme Value Theory
1. Some EVT results
9. Coherence
10. Summary
24. Credit Risk
1. Introduction
2. The Merton model: equity as an option on a company’s assets
3. Risky bonds
4. Modeling the risk of default
5. The Poisson process and the instantaneous risk of default
1. A note on hedging
6. Time-dependent intensity and the term structure of default
7. Stochastic risk of default
8. Positive recovery
9. Hedging the default
10. Credit rating
11. A model for change of credit rating
12. Copulas: pricing credit derivatives with many underlyings
1. The copula function
2. The mathematical definition
3. Examples of copulas
13. Collateralized debt obligations
14. Summary
25. RiskMetrics and CreditMetrics
1. Introduction
2. The RiskMetrics datasets
3. Calculating the parameters the RiskMetrics way
1. Estimating volatility
2. Correlation
4. The CreditMetrics dataset
1. Yield curves
2. Spreads
3. Transition matrices
4. Correlations
5. The CreditMetrics methodology
6. A portfolio of risky bonds
7. CreditMetrics model outputs
8. Summary
26. CrashMetrics
1. Introduction
2. Why do banks go broke?
3. Market crashes
4. CrashMetrics
5. CrashMetrics for one stock
6. Portfolio optimization and the Platinum hedge
1. Other ‘cost’ functions
7. The multi-asset/single-index model
1. Assuming Taylor series for the moment
8. Portfolio optimization and the Platinum hedge in the multi-asset model
1. The marginal effect of an asset
9. The multi-index model
10. Incorporating time value
11. Margin calls and margin hedging
1. What is margin?
2. Modeling margin
3. The single-index model
12. Counterparty risk
13. Simple extensions to CrashMetrics
14. The CrashMetrics Index (CMI)
15. Summary
27. Derivatives **** Ups
1. Introduction
2. Orange County
3. Proctor and Gamble
4. Metallgesellschaft
1. Basis risk
5. Gibson Greetings
6. Barings
7. Long-Term Capital Management
8. Summary
28. Overview of Numerical Methods
1. Introduction
2. Finite-difference methods
1. Efficiency
2. Program of study
3. Monte Carlo methods
1. Efficiency
2. Program of study
4. Numerical integration
1. Efficiency
2. Program of study
5. Summary
29. Finite-difference Methods for One-factor Models
1. Introduction
2. Grids
3. Differentiation using the grid
4. Approximating θ
5. Approximating /_\
6. Approximating Г
7. Example
8. Bilinear interpolation
9. Final conditions and payoffs
10. Boundary conditions
11. The explicit finite-difference method
1. The Black–Scholes equation
2. Convergence of the explicit method
12. The Code #1: European option
13. The Code #2: American exercise
14. The Code #3: 2-D output
15. Upwind differencing
16. Summary
30. Monte Carlo Simulation
1. Introduction
2. Relationship between derivative values and simulations: equities, indices, currencies, commodities
3. Generating paths
4. Lognormal underlying, no path dependency
5. Advantages of Monte Carlo simulation
6. Using random numbers
7. Generating Normal variables
1. Box–Muller
8. Real versus risk neutral, speculation versus hedging
9. Interest rate products
10. Calculating the greeks
11. Higher dimensions: Cholesky factorization
12. Calculation time
13. Speeding up convergence
1. Antithetic variables
2. Control variate technique
14. Pros and cons of Monte Carlo simulations
15. American options
16. Longstaff & Schwartz regression approach for American options
17. Basis functions
18. Summary
31. Numerical Integration
1. Introduction
2. Regular grid
3. Basic Monte Carlo integration
4. Low-discrepancy sequences
5. Advanced techniques
6. Summary
32. All the Math You Need... and No More (An Executive Summary)
1. Introduction
2. e
3. log
4. Differentiation and Taylor series
5. Differential equations
6. Mean, standard deviation and distributions
7. Summary
33. Forecasting the Markets? A Small Digression
1. Introduction
2. Technical analysis
1. Plotting
2. Support and resistance
3. Trendlines
4. Moving averages
5. Relative strength
6. Oscillators
7. Bollinger bands
8. Miscellaneous patterns
9. Japanese candlesticks
10. Point and figure charts
3. Wave theory
1. Elliott waves and Fibonacci numbers
2. Gann charts
4. Other analytics
5. Market microstructure modeling
1. Effect of demand on price
2. Combining market microstructure and option theory
3. Imitation
6. Crisis prediction
7. Summary
34. A Trading Game
1. Introduction
2. Aims
3. Object of the game
4. Rules of the game
5. Notes
6. How to fill in your trading sheet
1. During a trading round
2. At the end of the game
35. Contents of CD accompanying Paul Wilmott Introduces Quantitative Finance, second edition
36. What you get if (when) you upgrade to PWOQF2
37. Bibliography
38. Index

Investment Strategy

Гарчиг: How to understand markets, risk, rewards and behaviour

Зохиолч: Peter Stanyer

Он: 2006

Хэмжээ: 4.31 Mb

Хуудас: 273

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1. Foreword
2. Introduction
3. Part 1 The big picture
1. Setting the scene
1. Think about risk before it hits you
2. Know your niche
3. Box Base currency
2. Understand your behaviour
1. Insights from behavioural finance
2. Investor biases
3. Investor preferences
1. Loss aversion
2. Mental accounting and behavioural portfolio theory
4. Investment strategy and behavioural finance
5. Parameter uncertainty and behavioural finance
6. Traditional finance, behavioural finance and evolution
3. Market investment returns: will the markets make me rich?
1. Sources of investment performance
2. Safe havens that provide different kinds of shelter
3. Which government bonds will perform best?
4. Box Is the break-even inflation rate the market’s forecast?
5. What premium return should bond investors expect?
6. The equity risk premium
7. Equity risk: don’t bank on time diversifying risk
4. The time horizon and the shape of strategy: start with no frills and few thrills
1. Short-term investment strategies
1. The chance of a bad outcome may be much higher than you think
2. No all-seasons short-term strategy
2. Box Do bonds provide insurance for short-term investors?
3. Are you in it for the long term?
1. Time horizon for private and institutional wealth
4. Long-term investors
1. Financial planning and the time horizon
2. “Safe havens”, benchmarking, risk-taking and long-term strategies
3. The danger of keeping things too simple
4. Good and bad volatility
5. Box Unexpected inflation: yet again the party pooper
1. “Keep-it-simple” long-term asset allocation models
2. Inflation, again
3. Laddered government bonds: a useful safety-first portfolio
4. Bond ladders, tax and creditworthiness: the case of US municipal bonds
6. Box Orange County saga: What is a good-quality municipal bond?
1. What’s the catch in following one of these long-term strategies?
2. Lifestyle investing: income from employment often helps to diversify investment risk
7. Long-term strategy: “imperfect information changes everything”
8. Some “keep-it-simple” concluding messages
5. Implementing “keep-it-simple” strategies
1. Market timing: an unavoidable risk
2. Strongly held market views and the safe haven: the 1990s equity boom
3. Box Bubbles
4. Should long-term investors hold more equities?
4. Part 2 Implementing more complicated strategies
1. Setting the scene
1. A health warning: liquidity risk
2. Behavioural finance, market efficiency and arbitrage opportunities
3. Barriers to arbitrage
1. Fundamental risk and arbitrage
2. Herd behaviour and arbitrage
3. Implementation costs, market evolution and arbitrage
4. Institutional wealth and private wealth: taxation
2. Equities
1. Concentrated stock positions in private portfolios
1. Corporate executive remuneration programmes
2. The restless shape of the equity market
3. Stockmarket anomalies and the fundamental insight of the Capital Asset Pricing Model
4. “Small cap” and “large cap”
5. Don’t get carried away by your “style”
6. Box Value and growth managers
7. Should cautious investors overweight value stocks?
8. Equity dividends for cautious investors
9. Home bias: how much international?
10. To hedge or not to hedge international equities
11. International equities and liquidity risk
3. Bonds, debt and credit
1. Credit quality and the role of credit-rating agencies
2. Portfolio diversification and credit risk
3. Box Local currency emerging-market debt
4. Securitisation and modern ways to invest in bond markets
1. Mortgage-backed securities
2. Box The role of mortgage-backed securities in meeting investment objectives
3. Asset-backed securities and collateralised debt obligations
4. Who should invest in CDOs?
5. International bonds and currency hedging
1. What does it achieve?
2. What does it cost?
3. How easy is foreign exchange forecasting?
4. Hedge funds: try to keep it simple
1. What are hedge funds?
2. What motivates hedge fund managers?
3. Are hedge fund fees too high?
4. The importance of skill in hedge fund returns
5. Alternative sources of systematic return and risk
6. Does the hedge fund industry face a capacity constraint?
7. “Do hedge funds hedge?”
8. The quality of hedge fund performance data
9. Types of hedge fund strategy
1. The size of the hedge fund market
2. Directional strategies
1. Global/macro
2. Equity hedge, equity long/short and equity market neutral
3. Short-selling or short-biased managers
4. Long-only equity hedge funds
5. Emerging-market hedge funds
6. Fixed-income hedge funds: diversified fixed income
7. Fixed-income hedge funds: distressed debt
3. Arbitrage strategies
1. Fixed-income arbitrage
2. Merger arbitrage
3. Convertible arbitrage
4. Statistical arbitrage
4. Multi-strategy funds
5. Commodity trading advisers (Managed futures funds)
10. Hedge fund risk
1. A little-regulated environment
2. Operational risks
3. Illiquid hedge fund investments and long notice periods
4. Lies, damn lies, and some hedge fund risk statistics
5. “Perfect storms” and hedge fund risk
6. Managing investor risk: the role of hedge funds of funds
11. How much should you allocate to hedge funds?
12. Questions to ask
1. Your hedge fund manager
2. Your hedge fund adviser
3. Your hedge fund of funds manager
5. Private equity: information-based returns
1. What is private equity?
2. Private equity market risk
3. Private equity portfolios
4. Private equity returns
5. Box Private investments, successful transactions and biases in appraisal valuations
6. Real estate
1. What is real estate investing?
2. Box Using derivatives to gain real estate market exposure
3. What are the attractions of investing in real estate?
1. Diversification
2. Income yield
3. Inflation hedge
4. Styles of real estate investing and opportunities for active management
5. What is a property worth and how much return should you expect?
1. Rental income
2. Government bond yields as the benchmark for real estate investing
3. Tenant credit risk
4. Property obsolescence
6. Private and public markets for real estate
7. International diversification of real estate investment
1. Currency risk and international real estate investing
5. Appendices
1. Glossary
2. Essential management information for investors
3. Trusting your adviser
4. Recommended reading
6. Notes on sources
7. Index

The Intelligent Investor

Зохиолч: Benjamin Graham

Он: 2003

Хэмжээ: 5.28 Mb

Хуудас: 641

Хэвлэл: Шинэчилсэн

The Pocketbook of Economic Indicators

Зохиолч: Manuel Jesus-Backus

Он: 2002

Хэмжээ: 409 Kb

Хуудас: 39

The Secrets to Emotion Free Trading

Гарчиг: How To Consistently Act In Your Own Best Interest With Your Off-The-Floor Trading!

Зохиолч: Larry Levin

Он: 2000

Хэмжээ: 484 Kb

Хуудас: 101

Бүлгүүдийг ХАРАХ

1. The Tale Of Two Traders
2. Introduction
1. Acting In Your Own Best Interest
3. Section I - Skills You Do Need
1. Chapter 1 - Setting And Accomplishing Realistic Goals
2. Chapter 2 - Learning to Love To Take A Loss
3. Chapter 3 - Time Has No Bearing on Money
4. Chapter 4 - Remaining Flexible
5. Chapter 5 - Do You Deserve To Make Money
6. Chapter 6 - Trading Rules
7. Chapter 7 - Flawless Execution
8. Chapter 8 - The Use Of Stop Orders
9. Chapter 9 - How To Deal With The Market When It Never Stops Moving
10. Chapter 10 - Being Objective
11. Chapter 11 - Being An Active Winner And Loser
12. Chapter 12 - Paper Trading After A Loss
13. Chapter 13 - Self-Improvement
4. Section II - Skills You Don’t Need
1. Chapter 14 - The Worst Mistake You Can Make
2. Chapter 15 - Revenge Trading
3. Chapter 16 - Wishing, Hoping, And Praying
4. Chapter 17 - Doubling Up: Adding To A Losing Position
5. Chapter 18 - Greed
6. Chapter 19 - Fear
5. Section III - How To Improve Yourself
1. Chapter 20 - What Is Psycho-Cybernetics?
2. Chapter 21 - Some Background To Get You Started
3. Chapter 22 - Mental Pictures
4. Chapter 23 - The Success Mechanism And The Failure Mechanism
5. Chapter 24 - Forgiveness
6. Chapter 25 - Famous People Use Psycho-Cybernetics
7. Chapter 26 - How To Use Visualization Techniques To Improve Your Trading
8. Chapter 27 - Goal Setting Exercise
9. Chapter 28 - Visualizing Large Windfalls
10. Chapter 29 - Statement Equity Increase
11. Chapter 30 - Pulling The Trigger Exercise
12. Chapter 31 - Limiting Risk Exercise
13. Chapter 32 - Clearing The Calculator
14. Chapter 33 - Make Your Own Visualization Exercises
15. Chapter 34 - More Relaxation Exercises
16. Chapter 35 - Why Visualization Techniques Work
6. Bibliography
7. Glossary

Understanding Stocks 

Зохиолч: Michael Sincere

Он: 2004

Хэмжээ: 1.31 Mb

Хуудас: 210

Бүлгүүдийг ХАРАХ

1. Acknowledgments
2. Introduction
3. PART ONE WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW FIRST
1. Welcome to the Stock Market
2. Stocks: Not Your Only Investment
3. How to Classify Stocks
4. Fun Things You Can Do (with Stocks)
5. Understanding Stock Prices
6. Where to Buy Stocks
4. PART TWO MONEY-MAKING STRATEGIES
1. Want to Make Money Slowly? Try These Investment Strategies
2. Want to Make Money Fast? Try These Trading Strategies
5. PART THREE FINDING STOCKS TO BUY AND SELL
1. It’s Really Fundamental: Introduction to Fundamental Analysis
2. Fundamental Analysis: Tools and Tactics
3. Let’s Get Technical: Introduction to Technical Analysis
4. Technical Analysis: Tools and Tactics
5. The Psychology of Stocks: Introduction to Sentiment Analysis
6. PART FOUR UNCOMMON ADVICE
1. What Makes Stocks Go Up or Down
2. Why Investors Lose Money
3. What I Really Think about the Stock Market
7. Index

Using the Financial Pages

Зохиолч: Romesh Vaitilingam

Он: 2006

Хэмжээ: 23.6 Mb

Хуудас: 336

Хэвлэл: 5 дахь

Бүлгүүдийг ХАРАХ

1. Foreword
2. Introduction
3. Part 1 - Identifying the players
1. Investors
1. Buying assets
2. Comparing investments
3. Using the financial pages
2. Companies
1. Presenting figures
2. Rewarding shareholders
3. Raising finance
4. Contesting corporate control
3. Financial institutions
1. Managing money
2. Financing industry
3. Making markets
4. Moving prices
4. Governments
1. Balancing the budget
2. Controlling the money supply
3. Forecasting the economy
4. Regulating the markets
4. Part 2 - Interpreting the markets
1. Stocks and shares: the UK equity markets
1. The London share service
2. Issuing new securities
3. Directors’ dealings
2. Indices and aggregates: market indicators
1. FT indices
2. FTSE Actuaries Share Indices
3. NYSE and Nasdaq: the US equity markets
1. US markets
2. US indices
4. European equities: stock markets in the eurozone and beyond
1. European equities
2. FTSEurofirst indices
3. The changing world of European stock exchanges
5. Other international equities: emerging stock markets and world indices
1. World stock markets
2. International equity indices
3. The FTSE Global Equity index series
4. International equity investing
6. Trusts and funds: the managed money markets
1. The managed funds service
2. Investment companies
3. Offshore and overseas
4. US mutual funds
5. Exchange-traded funds
6. Hedge funds
7. Bonds and gilts: the international capital markets
1. Government bonds
2. Corporate bonds
8. Cash and currency: the foreign exchange and money markets
1. The currency markets
2. The money markets
9. Futures and options: the derivatives markets
1. The international markets for derivatives
2. Options
3. Financial futures
10. Primary products: the commodities markets
1. London spot markets
2. Commodity futures markets
3. Metals
4. Other key commodity markets
5. Part 3 - Understanding the economies
1. UK economic indicators
1. Gross domestic product
2. Production and employment
3. Inflation
4. External trade
5. The economy and the markets
2. The European economy: market integration and monetary union
1. The European economy
2. Launching the euro
3. Enlargement
3. The world economy: trade, growth and international institutions
1. The world economy
2. Global economic institutions
3. Economic growth and development
4. International trade
5. Exchange rates and international finance
6. Part 4 - Beyond the financial pages
1. Company and investor lives: the key performance ratios (by Ken Langdon)
1. Key financial ratios
2. Key shareholder ratios
3. The life of a growth stock
2. Finance on the internet: using the electronic financial pages
1. Reading the electronic pages
3. Sources of information: a brief guide
1. Information sources
2. Using the information
3. Reading the Financial Times
7. Appendix 1: The key ratios guide
8. Appendix 2: The key indices guide
9. Index

Crypto Investing Guide

Гарчиг: How to Invest in Bitcoin, DeFi, NFTs, and More

Зохиолч: Ian Balina

Он: 2021

Хэмжээ: 4 Mb

Хуудас: 191

How To Bitcoin

Зохиолч: Kristian Kho, Khor Win Win, Crystaline Loo, Lee Shu Wei, Shaun Paul Lee, Teh Sze Jin, Bobby Ong

Он: 2021

Хэмжээ: 6.8 Mb

Хуудас: 210

How to DeFi - Beginner

Зохиолч: Darren Lau, Daryl Lau, Teh Sze Jin, Kristian Kho, Erina Azmi, Benjamin Hor, Lucius Fang, Khor Win Win

Он: 2021

Хэмжээ: 8.9 Mb

Хуудас: 229

Хэвлэл: 2

How to DeFi - Advanced

Зохиолч: Lucius Fang, Benjamin Hor, Erina Azmi, Khor Win Win

Он: 2021

Хэмжээ: 7.76 Mb

Хуудас: 290

Candlestick Trading

Day Trading

Financial Management

Futures & Forex

Hedge Fund

Long Term Investing

Margin Trading

Master Traders

Options Trading

Short Selling

Stop Orders

Swing Trading

Technical Analysis

Trading Bull and Bear Market

Volatility & VIX

Wall Street